lOO FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY I3TH ANNUAL REPORT 



Quercus Margaretta 

 (Diospyros Virginiana) 

 Cornus florida 

 Quercus Chapmani 

 Salix longipes? 

 Crataegus Michauxii? 

 Ilex opaca 

 Mag'nolia g^lauca 



Vitis rotundifolia 

 Rhus I'adicans 

 Gelsemium sempervirens 

 Vitis aestivalis 

 Decumaria barbara 

 Sinilax anriculata 



Serenoa serrulata 

 Cholisma ferrug"inea 

 ChrysobalMiius oT3long"ifolius 

 Myrica cerifera 

 Myrica pumila 

 Vacciniuiii nitidum 

 Ceratiola ericoides 

 Quercus myrtifolia 

 Ceanotliiis niicrophyllus 

 Ilex g-labra 



Phoradendron flavesceus 

 Asimina speciosa? 

 Ceplialanthus occidentalis 

 Rhus coi:iallina 

 Hypericum fasciculatum 

 (Baccharis halimifolia) 

 Asimina reticulata? 

 Quercus Catesljaei (shrubby) 

 Callicarpa Americana 

 Viburnum obovatum 

 Asimina augustifolia 

 Rhus Toxicodendron 



Aristida striata 

 Tillandsia usneoides 



Kuhnistera iJinnata 

 (Eupatorium compositifolium) 

 Eriogonum tomentosum 

 Andropogon Virginicus 

 Carphephorus corjrmbosus 

 Chamaecrista fasciculata? 

 Actinospermum angustifolium 

 Eupatorium aromaticum 

 Pterocaulon undulatum 

 Pteris aquilina 

 Croton argyrantliemus 

 Cladium effusum 

 Sericocarpus l)ifoliatus 

 Iiupinus diffusus 

 Stillingia sylvatica 

 Psoralea canescens 

 Spartina Bakeri 

 Helianthus Badula 

 Stenophyllus AVarei 

 (Piaropus crassipes) 

 (Eupatorium capillifolium) 



(and about 270 others) 



Post oak 



Persimmon 



Dogwood 



Willow 

 (Red) haw 

 Holly 

 Bay 



WOODY VINES. 



Muscadine 

 Poison ivy 

 Yellow jessamine 

 Wild grape 



SHRUBS 

 Saw-pal.metto 



Mvrtle 

 Myrtle 

 Huclileberry 

 Rosemary 

 (Scrub oak) 



Gallberry 



Mistletoe 



Pawpaw 



(Elbow-bush) 



Suinac 



Sand myrtle 



Pawpaw 

 Black-jack oak 

 French mulberry 



Pawpaw 

 Poison oak 



HERBS 



Wire-grass 

 Spanish moss 

 (Summer farewell) 

 Dog-fennel 



Broom-sedge 



Partridge pea 



High pine land 



Old fields, etc. 



Rich uplands 



Sandy hammocks 



Edges of swamps 



Higli pine land, old fields, etc 



Sandy hammocks, etc. 



Swamps 



Hainmocks 



Black-root 

 (A fern) 



Saw-grass 



(Lupine) 

 (jueen's delight 



Switch-grass , 



(A sedge) 



T\^ater-hyacinth 



Dog-fennel 



Low hammocks 



Hammocks 



Hammocks 



Swamps 



Scrub 



Various situations 



Sandy hammocks 



High pine land 



Low liammocks. etc. 



Pine lands 



High pine land, etc. 



Scrub, etc. 



Scrub 



High pine land 



Low pine land 



On oaks mostly 



High pine land 



Ponds and swamps 



Uplands 



Ponds 



Low places 



High pine land 



High pine land 



Hammocks, etc. 



Low^ hammocks 



High pine land 



High pine land 



High pine land 



Hammocks, etc. 



High pine land 



High pine land and old field? 



High pine land 



Higli pine land 



Higli pine land 



High pine land 



Higli pine land 



High piM land 



Higli pine land 



Higli pine land 



Higli pine land 



Along streams, etc. 



Higli pine land 



Higli pine land ^ 



High pine land 



High pine land 



Around prairies, etc. 



High pine land 



High pine land 



Lakes and streams 



Low prairies, etc. 



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About 83% of the large trees and still more of the shrubs arc 

 evergreen, but Ericaceae (heath-like plants) are comparatively 



